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Evening- Bulletin
From San Francltoo:
Virginian December 25
For San Francisco :
Mongolia December S3
Fiom Vancouver
Mounu ...January 1
For Vancouver:
Manuka January 20
Merchants who talk about honestl
Roods in an honest, interesting- way
in the advertising- columns of the ;
BULLETIN, seldom have slack times..,
2:30 EDITION
Xmas ads create Xmas wants that Xmas stocks can fill
ESTABLISHED 1882. NO. 48C7.
10 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, FRIDAY, DECEMEBER 23, 1010 10 PAGES.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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JAPANESE STATESMAN IS OUT AGAINST WAR
PLAN URGED FOR GREATER HONOLULU
Judd Outlines
Needs Of City
0rges Gov. Frear To Take Up
New Street System
Westward
A cnmprohi'iiFlvo plan for tlio de- of land with houses of various kinds
tclupiiicnl of llnno'iilu In u section along the ktrcct frontages, lint with
or the illy vvhlih Is declared lo bo. tho lntorlois tit tho blocks devoted
fai liclilml the nttcrsltlts ot tlio
ttmei, In outlined In a cuminunlrn
tlou fiom Albert I". Judd, Sci.ntui
elett, to (locruor 1'riar. Mr. Jmlil
i:c.itK not only as a resident of tlio
1 trill Dlstilct, lint from tlio In nailer
st.i iiilpol nt of ono Interested in
licit tli ami sinltntluu problems, tlio
giowth of tlio ((immunity, tlio mill
t.ir pio uiltiuus of tliu seaport, iind
tho liciiellls to lie derived by
the;
poorci (I ibses of people.
The part of tlio town for wIiIlIi
tlio great plan of civic development
It urged la tliut I) lug west of Nil ti
lt ll it stieiit. Mr. Juild'n cnmmuulcu
tloa pnlntH out frnellily tlint tlio sjb
tern of streets Is Iiuidi quale, Bowngo
u-, menace to tlio liealtli of, tlio jjii-,.
, tlio community-, and that tho'gicivvtll
utf Hnmiliilu ,vvlll,bo soiiouely lield
hick, unless the Tcirltnry, through
tlio Superintendent of Public Works,
takes quick, action In earning out tin I
Intelligent and substantl it plan for
a H) Klein of streets.
Mr, .ludd's letter Is ns follows:,
"As a resident of tlio Plftli Itcpro,
tentative. DUti let, I havo been giv
ing much thought to tlio inanj prob
lems now existing In tlio town pro
ducts of Honolulu west of Nuu.tiiii
rtrtet, ami I deal re to outline to )ou
(ei lain Ideas hud to suggest If them
Ideas meet with )oui- approval that
.von take tlio Initiative In the pin
gi.uu. Blo'k'j Without Streets.
"The part of town I lefcr to con
clstn almost cntlrelj of largo bleaks
COMMISSIONER KEEFE ENDS
INVESTIGATIONS IN
ON IMMIGRATION QUESTIONS
After ccteiitcc-n d.i)s of Investiga
tion In Havvafi, Daniel J Kiefe, com-mlsslnuor-
geucial ot Immigration,
will Itavo tho Islands tomoriow for
tho Coast, sailing by tho Pacific Mall
liner .Mongolia. Ho said today that
he hub collected ii viitit miiES ot hotel -ogonoiis
Information that will bo
whipped Into shape In n short time
mid Incoi pouted In Ills report.
As lo this leport, tho commission-cr-goiiciul
Ittiighlngl) ictuses to com
mil himself, though ho talks ficoj)
on what hu has (lone In the Islands.
Mi. Keufo leturued early tills
morning fiom Kami, the specially,
ihaileied lutor-lslaad steamei Clan
dine taking him both wujs. His tour
of Kauai was a lapld but Etreuuous
ono, and ho colleittd a lot in'oie In
fill niatlou on tho (mention of lahoi,
10 which ho has devoted most of his
time while In tlio Island:.
Ho spun most of this morning at
tho local Immlgiatlou station, and Ills
11 it .t 1 work was on fcomo labor statis
tics seemed front the various plan
tation agencies and from tho plant
ers' labor bureau, Assistant Dlre---toi
VY. II llahhltt of the planters'
labor Imieau supplied htm with ii
bunch of llgutcs on 'nationalities,
wages, hours, cost of living and oth
er things
While the commissioner refuses to
Etatci what, If any, recommendations
will ho tontallied In his report, ho
In, not minded from th nosltloil ho
(ni.W o.nli In thn Invcstlcutlon. vvhll h
Is that rillpltio labor Is not doslra-
hlo for Hawaii, and tho sugtr men
to iiRrlt ultiiio. Into tliu Intel lors etc-(et-H
i. in bo bad only lij tlio use ol
nnirow anil crooked lanes. It Is In
tli Is pint of town where most of tlio
tuberculosis Is lo utccl and where
intst of the largo tenement-linuses
lino been erected. The sower s)s
le u titt.es cue of but ti small pro
(Kirtlou of tlio sewerage. Theio In n
great deal of runnlnR water In open
ditches and ilinlns.
Definite Policy Urged.
"M) suggestion h that throiiKli the
Superintendent of l'ubllc Works,
there be planned u comprehensive'
extern uf strcots from Nuuanu street
to Moan iluj, with uulllc'lcnt data to
enable the legislative arms of the
govitntuent, bo,tli Territorial and jmW
mcipai, hi iii'ciuo upon some iie-iiiuiv
policy of street building.
"Tlio Botlal aiguniciit In faor ot
more streets Is that with a greater
npporliiult) for houso lots near the
center of town the patioiiago of the
tcncnionls wilt diminish.
Military Argument Strong.
"Tli" military argument for thin
p-illc) Is obvious. Thcro Is only one
nad now to Tort Shatter and to
Pearl Harbor.
"So no Riich bclieino as aliovo out
lined will have to tie undertaken In
order to provldo for tlio oxp insloii
of Honolulu In the next ten eaix,
ami pirtb ul.irb for tlio glow tli In
Idcnt to tlio opening of I 'earl liar-
lior I believe that the, people II v
lug In town and working at I'carl
(Continued on Pap;e 4.)
expect Minio Interesting cnmmcul on
this In his report.
1 I have made us thorough Investi
gation as 1 could of tho labor ami
Immigration, said Mr Kccfu this
morning, "and am going hack to
Washlugtou -with a great many fig
ures to bo digested and Incorporated
In tin repoit. I have seen tho work
ings of tho sugar Industry from the
Held to tho bark, seen It cut and liar
vented and giound I havo been thn
laborers doing tho work, talked with
them, discussed hours and wages, ami
have seen them pild. I havo etntls
tits on wage scales, contracts, cost
of living and nil such things
paid particular attention to tlio plan
tiitlou and general stotes, and have
(Igilies bhovvlng tho tost of all kinds
ot food I have also taken much no
the ot tho conditions of Immlgra
tlou All of these things, will bo put
Into shape for a detailed leport on
Immigration and labor In this Terrl
torj."
CUSTOMS OFFICERS OUT
IN SEARCH OF OPIUM
A cloven tuetom-houso omccrs went
npliim-huiitlng to Knllhl tills morn
lug. on a clue that there was dopo
ri.iK ..-,l..il .ittni.ulinrii r.n tin. ltptll II-
sula. Hnwevci. when the) iciturnedj
at noon It was stated tliut thov had
not found nil) of tho tinned dream demand roi this stock in tho last two
stuff TIiIk aflenicon tho snuail isda)8 coupled Willi tho rcisjrt tliut
liiintlni? onliini nt Wiilklkl. In the V I
clnlt) of the placo wheio the dopo
was dug up jcstordn).
'PURE-FOOD BILLlDemocratic Governor-Elect Has
IS FINALLY
Boaid of Supervisors Sustains
Mayors Veto of the
Ordinance.
FOUR fb TWO IS VOTE
AGAINST FLY-SCREENS
Loean and Oiiinn Stand Dv
tlio. Mcnsuio But Others
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Listen to risnmongcr's
Protests,
Tho nishmnngcra of Honolulu havo
kcoiud a victory. Thrj havo niiicct cl
od In the ilofe-it ot vi ordlti-iurc In
troduced by tho City and 'County
Ihiaul of Supervisors that would havo
to do with compelling them to placo
xrrt.cn covcilngs ovor iiiarKotniuo
wai cm In order to proect such commo
dities from flics and other Insects,
II) a voto of four to two, tho veto
of Mn) or lVm ngalnst tho pisstgo of
such a law was sustained.
Members Mc Well m, Cox Alila an I
Kino stood by tho inn) orally veto
vvljljo Huporvlsoiij. tjiiliiji -iind Ugan
wTW'hldno It! (hovballfo to juo tho
oidlnauco from comploto destiuctlon
Deputy Clt) und County Attornc)
Mllvertoii was present nt a special
meeting; "f tho Hoard at noon today
and ho Informed tho members that
the oidlinncc insseiscd no Haws as
far as tho attornej dopiitmciit could
dlscovc- that would cause it to full
down ir tonleslc-d In tho Tenltorlnl
courts Desiltu tho slatumonts com
tug from Attrine) Andrews represent
lug n tolteilo of fish dialeis, tho in
illnauto was carefully drawn and the
AiiiIiowh liihluiiiitlons vveiTj declared
by Mllvertoii as simply scurrilous
Hitporvlhor D.tulif l.ognn the fillier
of tho oidliiance nmvtd that tho re
giilallon uss iiolvvlthstaiidlng tho veto
o( Midiii Torn In siibstniltl itlnghls
clutcntlon, l.ogm dtclarcd that tho
opM'sltlon towards tho ordinance.
cimo In too lato Tliu onlinnni'o vv is
ndvoiliocd In tho columns of tho tlty
press and ho believed that tlio oppon
(Continued on Page 21
BROKERS WILL
TAHCATION
Stock Exchange Celebrates
Holiday Season With Rest
for the Weary.
Announcement was mado cm Ibo
Flock oxrhango this morning that tho
exchange will tako Its long deferred
vacation next vviek Tomoriow will
bo tho lust session heforo tho Nuvv
Ytai onc'tia, ami the members will get
a welcome test
Tho exchange poslpontil Its usual
vacation owing to tlio sensational
stock slump two months ago, feeling
that so long as tho situation was crl
Ileal, the) had best bo on tho Job
Now tho securities havo settled Into
something like a regular run, although
far below normal pi Ice, and tho brok
ers ran rest eas).
Although tliu market Is dim todu)
mil) ouo salo was itcsided on tho
board, flft) sharfs of Hawaiian Com
mertlal changing hands, at 3I4. a
blight advance over tliu uruvlous
salos. Oft tliu board tho pilnclpal
deals, wore mado In Hawaiian Pine
apple, which changed IiiiiiiIh In four
blocks foi it total of 151 shares and
all at 31
Tho onl) other. alo noted today was
fifteen shares of Mtllodo at 4 Hat
Oalui stiffened a lilt lo further to
chlV . holders of tills StlM-k HSklllll
with no puithaseis, although 25'i was
''Id. tho closing pulco jesleiila) Tho
ncail) a hlllldloil IlioiiKiiud dollars
"nrl1' "f " Ir '" lm IkwrIiI. Mtrved lo
""'" "' ' uni) mini um
for hettei bids
'Eye On Presidency, Is Report
Woodrow Wilson Abandons
Career at Princeton for
""Politics.
NI3W YORK. Dec. 23. I'olltltlans
all over the touittrj are liululglug tin
prophesies as to the ruturc of Wood
row Wilson, governor elcit of New
Jcrecy, who ha? clescrteil the presi
dent of Piliieilou Unlvorslt to
Identify liliiusolff moio a tlely with
politico. Afterfhls success on tho
Do iiucrullr Ucl.ot In the Rtibornato
itnt i-anipalRii, lit Is hal'ed b) ninny
De.iiocints us tht- mini to lead them
to victory Iti a presidential election.
HORROR IS
(AnMn.latMl I'rcti Cubic.)
CHICAGO, HI.. Dec. 2J. Tho
great llro In tlio Morris Packing Com
miii)' plant here has not tt been
extinguished. Two moru havo been
InJiurd by falllnc wnlls.l Tho.oltl-,
Vcns ncivv propusu dirVtiiliivviiiuiit flttiO
of $3G0.Q00 for tho families of tlio
twent)-four firemen killed In the
path of (lut)
BELIEVED TO
BE DEAD
(AmuhIiIkI I'm s CiIiIi )
DOVHIt, Hug . Dec 2.! Cecil
(Irate, the Dngllsh aviator who tried
to tiois tho channel last night, has
not )ct licen fnunil and In believed
to havo lust Ills Jlfo
EIGHT ARE KU-LED
BY EXCAVATION CAVE-IN
f AaM tint VrrnA f?it)1c.)
Nr.WAUK, X. J , U'c 23 A tnvo
In at an excavation htlng mado for
a laigo building liurlecl a muiihor uf
workmen Dlght woro kllltd.
SUGAR
SAN ntAXClSqO, Dec 23. Hug
ar: 90 degrees test, S.SCc. Previous
iiuotiitlou, 3 UOfic
DR.nifii's
Dr J S McOrcw celebrated his
ninetieth hlithday this morning tho
Hawaiian baud being on hand nt his
homestead bright and eaily to glvo a
special concert In his honor
Tho "rather of Annexation" Is In
excellent spirits and received his man)
friends with his old tlmo eoidliillty
A du) oi two ago tho doctoi was driv
ing a buggy that collided with a HapUl
Tiatihlt rm down town "You want
to get ild of mo. don't )cm," ho com
mentcd to tho inotorinnn,' "but I'll
cmasli a lot moio buggies before I get
through"
NOTICE TO
ADVERTISERS
c-
coil) for uftor-
,
Advertising
4- Christmas advertising should bo
! sent ut once to tho lliilletlu
H will hu almost Impossible to
niako all tluniges of advertise-
inents on Tuesday, December 27,
unless tho II ii 1 1 ii 1 1 u patrons 4-1
are prompt In I mulshing
chaiigeH !
CHICAGO'S
90TH BIRTHDAY
Km M
tmt. i wf
mfemf
BABY RAYMOND
Brutal" Father Arraigrfcd "BSt
Forgiving Mother
Intervened.
II ib) ltajiuond, a little three) car
old ho), iiiKonscloiibl) but no'vj tho
less cxettlvcly proved a medium for
the i ccom Illation of his bellicose
parents this morning
(.tailing a tule and neatl) arra)cdi
lad li tho hand, Mrs. Mary Ita)
moiid walked down tho alslo of a
tioudcil courtroom and, mounting
the pl.it form to the witness box, tin
foldecl a talo of brutality which
awakened tho H)inpath) of not only
tho illstiUt migl 'rate, hut also that
of tliu moru or lest c. isu burdened of
II crs and ultenilants uf tho lower
tribunal.
'I ho dellcato toiidlllon of Mrs. Ray
mond appealed to all who wero with
in tho sound of her voice.' In clos
ing her recltnt of marital woes, the
wronged wife nsl.ed leniency for lior
erring husband Hho declared that
ho was tliu solo provider for thcli
little Tamil).
"If ho Is taken to Jail, wo will ho
left dcbtlltitc," slio sobbed, "and
there will bo nothing In tho houso for
Christmas."
Ililiy Itujmonil stood beside hla
mother and cast wistful glances at
Ills father, who graced tho prisoner's
doik While Mrs. Ka)motul was
telling her story the ililld mado re
pelled attempts to attratt tho atten
tion of tho mother to tho fuller, who,
barcfootocl and dejected, fctood at at
tention beforo tho accusations mado
by the frail and ailing woman.
It appears that Hajmond went
hoaio much under the Influence of
liquor tho othor evening Upon ar
rival there ho took offenso nt tho
way nutters had gnno during his ab
sence Ho objetted to tho Interfer
ence of a friendly Japanese, who had
become attracted to tho Hnymoud
household through the sounds of
strife and nols) conversation
Mrs Knmond alleged that sho had
been kicked and slapped, and In her
weakened conltlon was unable to ro.
tnllatu or even call for assistance
Judgo J,) mcr faced a most perplex
ing dilemma In dealing with Ray
mond aftor ho had' hearkened to tho
idea of the abused but forgiving wife.
The district magistrate rend Ray
mond a lectin e that doubtless will ho
treasured for some tlmo to como, He
has a suspended sentence hanging
over his head that will drop at the
next offenso. Tho Itajmonds left tho
courtroom a reunited family
PERU INSURGENTS
ROB OFFICIAL TRAIN
fAKsnclntcil rriHi, raM" )
, 1 IM. Prill, Dee 23 Tho Insur
gents who are In a slate of rebellion
here tnda) robbed a Peruvian train
of $'t0 In roln, which was being
I. .In. . Cl.r..M.rl. I.. lin. ..llltlln lllplnlll
inix.i ,i.iiF.it,u .w ,-.. c-i.Mt.v .....v..
War-Scare In
Orient
Japanese Prime
dreses Imperial Diet
On Peace
(Asiv!atcil
TOKIO, J.iiati, Dec, 2.1 Tho Jaii
IIIIO'O lllllierlll Diet nnnlini! Iinrn tiv
day, marked b) tlio proniinclameuto
of Mania's T Kutsura, prime Mlnls-
tcr if Japan, declaring that pcato
use ue i i-erv en in mn uriuiu
coning on mo neeis or so luutli
APPEAR BEFORE CIRCUIT
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A number of grand Jurors uppear-1
ed beforo Circuit Judco Cooner tlilslthnt Lanu should ho Indlctcil nt nnv
llHirtlllll? ttl lltlhVVer til till, SIlhlHIPimst
that vvc-iu itsued )t'bterday ordering
the c linpi siloia to appear and reply
to tho statement made h) City and
Count) Attornc) Cathcart )ttcrdny
that the) wanted IMward I.jiio In
dicted, "law or no law"
Subpoenas wero Issued for C. A.
llalley, Henry llcrlelmnn, Charles
llocl.iis, Ihomas M Church, Thomas
llolllugcr, lilvvlu Kimball, P. II. Mi
Stocker, Sol Pctk, Lester Pctrle, I'red
A. 1 ler, (ieorgo C
Potter, James'
W Ito.u'rtroii, r T. P WatcrhoiiBO,
V.. C Winston and Ambroso Wlrtz.
The subpoenas wero Issued by
Judgo Cooper )cstcrclay as a result
in ciio it-Eciniony given uy uacntaricions propouiideci ny uoutlilll llial XtfM
when he was tulled as a witness by stated that ho had Informed tho Jurf 3
Attorney Duuthltt, counsel for IM-! thnt ho did not think that linornuld
ward Lane, who has entered a idea ho held upon tho felony tlmrgo of
in abatement In connection with tho attempted rape, adding that the re
Indictment of Lano on a charge of mark was made by some of tho. grand,
malicious assault, l-anc now serving Jurors that Lane ought to be Indict-'
a sentence of ono )oar for vagrancy, ed whether there was a law for It or
Douthltt Is attacking tho Indict
ment returned against Lano on tho
ground that tho former grand Jury
Tho resolutions adopted by the
Chninber of Commerce, protesting
against tho McCrossou bills havo been
drarted Into their final form mid will
bo sent to Congress at onro. The
(('solutions ns fin illy dratted Include
tho titles of tho hills, popularl) known
ns tho Knu Ditch Hill and the Wahl
awn Dill
They are as follows:
Resolved: That the Honolulu Cham
her of Commerce deprecates tho prae
tlco of presenting to Congress bills re
lating to local affairs In Hawaii with
out (ipiiortimll) being first afforded for
full public discussion of such measures
In this Territory
Resolved That wheieas Uiero are
now pending before Congiess two bills
relating to Irrigation and tho dlsposl
Hon of public lands and water rights
In tho Tcrrllor) of Hawaii moro par
tleularl) described as follows "A bill
(II. It 27278 Introduced December
Blh 1010 S. SS71 Introduced Decern
her "th, 1910) relating to the Irrlga
Hon and reclamation of public lauds
In tho Territory of llnwall amending
an Act entitled "An Act to provide
a riot eminent fur tho Terrltor) of Ha
wall" nppinvcd ApllI 301h, 1900."
And "A bill (II R 27590 Introduc
ed December f.lh 19108 tlOGJ-lntro-
dnced December 7th 1910) granting
to I. T. McCrosMin his associates and
.... n...l..ln .inf.... fl.il.1.. .... Ilin
nitpiiin, tiriuiiii i,vi nbMtn w
Scouted;
Minister AjM
I'rvnii Catih.)
vyar talk, tlic rrlmo
'prt'cll. Will ll VV a read
Mlnlster'al
to tho us-
fenililed statesmen, Is regarded not
only as an Individual opinion, but!
as an exprewilon of national policy
Ho cmphatlzori the necessity of peacoj
noin on economic ami Humanitarian
grotiiuls.
COURT IN LANE CASE
w
was prejudl cd and was determined J
piim fir nu l-nlhr-nrl ulnln ,i,.nn ll.rt 9
stand, "law- or 110 law.
Lorrlu Andrews has boon author
ized Ii) Attornc) -General Lindsay to i
appear In tho inso for the prosecu. ;
Hon, this
fact and tho taking of tliu 4
caso from tho bunds of Cnthmrt mid
turning It over to Andrews having j$
produced tlic recent urcaK between
l.lndsa) and Cathcart. -j
In his statement on tho wltuean
stand vesterday. C.tthcnrt cavo hla
version of tho proceedings lit tlio"
grand Jury-room on tho clay ho otf
Jetted to Lorrlu Andrews being call-
ud heforo tho Inquisitors ns a legal'?
adviser. It was lit reply to thoque-
not
.4lUL3
This waa the reply that rcwiUM
In tho Issuance of tho RiiliiiiMiiiiisX-jrr
ZiH
Military resortntlon nt Walaiin3TUik-l
Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawal
which hills tftally affect tho public
Interests of Hawaii, and which, haTji
not ne eu suojeci to local consideration
or discussion, therefore! Cnngrr$gpi
respectfully requested not In puss said
Resolved. That copies of this reso.'
lutlon ho sent to tho President of the
United Statqs, In Hip Secretary of thn
Interior, to tho Presiding Otllrer and
tlio Chairman of tho Commltteo on'
Territories of tho Seiiato ami of tho
House of Ileprosentiitlves, and lo our
Delegate to Congress (
I herobv ecrtlft that tho foregoing IS
a truo and correct copy of a resjoUfi',j
Hon passed uuanlnioiisl) nt the, regiig J
iur in mummy iiicviiuk im mv .ii.-ii
hers of tho Honolulu Chamber ot.t'ojuj
merce held at tho rooms of thg Cham,
her, SlaiiKcnwald Ilulldlng, Hoiioluln,'
Island of Oahu Territory of Hawaii,
Wednfsdiiy, December 21st, 191
.1SJt
Pros. Honolulu Chamber of Commerce.
Attest:
u
Secretary.
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AFTER HORNET SAILS '
BONILLA DISAPPEARS
AiHtclntril Vrcn Cul)
NIIW ORLUANS, La., Dec. 23.
ri itt d I ilnii Ivl a uvnllnmalit uravnllo tint a.
,IIIDIItVllIIU tAtlllllllllll. IIUIHB t
over the fact that shortly nttcrithoi
departure ot tlio former I' S gun-f ,.
bout Hornet, recently purchased by
the Honduras rebels. General llonllls.' ?,
ntul associates, who had been boroji
for soinn time, nad uisapneareci. in
la suiiiuued that thev have cone clowns
.. ..I .. .. ..111 I I.. 1L.
le 10X10011 CO.ISI Ullll n 111 juiuciaj
gunboat ut some southern coast port,'
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